Xu Huo spent half an hour reading through the information about the Imperial Treasure.
It wasn't because there was that much information. In truth, Yu Kingdom's Jixin Terminal wasn't any better than Yongta Kingdom's. It was just that there were many versions of the Imperial Treasure's history, and some of the information could be traced back to its origins, so it took a little longer.
The theories were all over the place.
Some people believed that the "Imperial Treasure" was simply the wealth the previous Chief Executive had amassed. If it could be passed to the current Chief Executive, the country's strength might rise to a whole new level—making it a true Imperial Treasure.
More people, however, thought it was a token of authority. This theory stemmed from the Supreme God's religious faith. At some point, a group of particularly outstanding members of the religion had established rules and agreed that other members and future generations would follow them. Their faith had not crumbled over time; instead, it had become deeply rooted as their families grew stronger. In other words, the "Imperial Treasure" was a token that could command forces hidden within the country.
This theory had a lot of support. Some people had conducted detailed analyses and concluded that the Supreme God Cult must have amassed great wealth while expanding across the country. That wealth would have been enough to keep the descendants of its core members rich for centuries. Those people were also an important force in Yu Kingdom, so the combination of their strength and willingness to act made the theory quite convincing.
Of course, some people argued against it. The previous few Chief Executives did not seem to have used this "Imperial Treasure," which was why the country had remained in turmoil until people could no